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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25
NEXT WEEKS COUNTY FAIR.
rRS 0sOURnS ar a'0.AEN'S PAAA
ssis9 PUf IN 70 AsADiGsss.
many Worhmsn rhers Getting rhinss ia'o
sssps-Lsying on the spaces Purchased
NJ shs veudsss OF 0oods-Arrisst OF
Rorses and showmsu.

About the busiest place In this city at the
present time II. McGrann's park, where the
most extensive preparations are being msde
for the great fair, which will open on next
Monday. Everything 10 hustle and CONFUSION
at present and the grounds are alive with
workmen Of oil kinds actively engaged.
In the main building merchants and
others are busy arranging their stands
for their exhibits and large quantities
of goods are being taken to the park. City
Regulator Slaym aker IL marking out the
spaces that have been sold to hucksters
showmen and others and many OF the pur.
chssers are at work. The large tent for the
display OF flowers, fruits a., 10 being
erected on the tennis grounda Many tm.
provements have been made at the park
since last season and there will much more
room for exhibitors The display OF live stock
will be very ine, and for the accommodation
Of the animals almost two hundred additional
stalls will be put up by the opening day.
Just north OF the large exhibition building q
big frame structure has been erected and will
be used as restaurant where meals will be
furnished. On the north eud Of it ia . re-
freshment stand. A large force OF work men,
under the direction Of W. X. Beard, are
moving the frame building formerly used -
4 car stable, which stood In the south eastern
corner OF the park. 1t will be placed in the
exhibition grounds just south OF the grand
stand. Part of 1t will be used - . refresh
ment stand and the remainder for exhibition
purposes. The buildings fences, &c, Oh the
grounds that are not painted have been newly
white washed and present . very bright sp.
pearsnca
Fifteen or twenty horses, which will take
part In the races Of next week, have arrived
on the grounds and this morning st an early
hour many OF them were out upon the track
showing their speed. The entries for the races
will Gle tonight ut II O'Clock. The first show.
man to arrive was Signor Blitz, who came
directly from Atlantic City, where he has
been spending the summer. He will erect
large tent to display bis museum, which
includes three headed woman, and will hire
. brass band in this city. Other showmen
will he coming in between this and Monday.
The indications point to the biggest fair ever
held in this county II the weather is good.
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RaRAsKABLE COMPARIs0Ss.
Stroog Points OF Recon- lance In the Careers Of
GrAttan ana PnRnell


NEW YORK, Aug. 25-A special cable
dispatch to the New York Herald from
Dublin says:
Mr.. f. Dwyer Gray. member Of Parlis-
ment and editor OF the Freemdn's Journal,
contributes editorisliy this remar able CON-
parison OF the lives OF Grsttan and Parpell
Following are striking coincidencas Of
PArneil exactly . century later Grattsn
entered the Irish Parliament In l,I5 /; Par
nell took his seat in the House Of Commons
In 1915,
"In l779 Was established that body led by
Grattan which enabled him to achieve legis.
lstive independence, while in 1879 was
founded that orRsniza ation OF which Parneli
10 leader, and which bids fair to enable him
also to regain legislative Independence. The
"na ~ sHscsy a. % : osnsury sasss the sams NJ g ooIDs,
mont Waa conferred on PArnen. Both were
| Professionals Grattan attached himself tt
| Fox, who visited Ireland In ITS Psrnell tc
| Gladstone, who visited Ireland in 1873
| "a golden tribute from . grateful people
| was presented to both Grattsn bought an
| estate In Queens county, the stronghold o
the Parnelis. but chose his home IN County
wicklow, whittier Charles Stewart Psrnell q
grandfather had migrated and also fixed b o
residence-Grsttan at Tmnehinch, Psrnell at
Avondale. In lIsO Grattan's declaration of
Irish rights was tercey attacked by the
government, aud 30 also was Parnell's pro
gramme in 1850 by means Of state prosec u.
ton.
/" Both were intended for the bar In youth,
but neither mad taste for the profession. A
base effort was made to i'm picate Grattsn In
the reasonable plots OF his tune, and tailed ;
the same remark applies to PArnell."
The verbatim report In the Ereeman's
Journal OF the monster meeting fills twelve
closely printed columns, and the presses
were still going to-day to supply the extra
demand from ali parts OF Ireland and other
pArts OF the United KINGDOM.
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DlellAH l.aaAfa


The street commissionef has had force OF
men q work for some time on North Queen
strest between Lemon and james cutting
down the street bed. The eastern side Of the
street 10 In such condition that Il cannot b
driven over, and ct either end Of the square
large pieces Of timber have been placed with
one end Of each stick on barrel In the street
and the other on the pavement No lights
afe displayed OF either Of shsse
plscee, and on Tuesday nisht during the
storm, when the electric lights were out, gen.
tlemsn msde . narrow escape from being
hurt BY driving into the log near Lemon
street. when the street car company laid
their track Of this point they were very care
fui, having . watchman and displaying lights,
and there 10 no reason Why the street com.
missioner should lay the city open to On
actiou for damAgeA
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baltimore Joe Escapss.

Baltimore Joe ~ss sentenced on Wednes.
day to % days imprisonment OF tho work.
house at hard labor, and was delivered to
that institution In time for dinner on We'd.
nesday. Joe Ia opposed to work, aud stay
OF three months there bresking stones wss
more that he could endure He kept his own
counsel, and this morning when an op.
portunity presented i,sslf Joe skipped out.
His Escape was made by digging under the
dilspidated wall. The watchman paid BY the
county to guard this building was evidently
not on duty when Joe escaped. Word was
cent to the station house to be on the lookout
for Joe. as he was seen coming towards the
city. This Is the second time that oe s,aped
from this building. The first time he went
out he gave the city . wide berth for . year.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-The DroVers' Journal re
oorts Cattle -Rsceipts, ll.COO head. shipments,
500 market irregular; shipping steers, 40 tC
l.sD D., o. oo0S u: stockers and feeders. o. O(
O. % cows. bulls and mixed. q 75o3 % Ta1as
cattle at ol SOS 50 Western rangers, o. as 10
Hogs-keceipta. lS.uO hssd -nipments, 10.
head market slow rough and mixed. u n
0tS packtng and shipping. . us0S "; light
q 7.Gf5 IS skips, o 2S9& 20.
shsep-Rsceipte, l0O head: shipments
80 . mar kst steady native nuttops u Ot34 IS
Western. q lo0S 50; Texans, tssSSj to; lambs,
AtO6ISW.
EAsf LIBsRrT.-Catue- Receipts ss9 head
shipments. as2 /: market active; prime. u uC<i
cattle shipped to New York 10 cars.
Ho9s-ks,ceipts. 1900 head snipmenta lsS
had market active Philaislphi o ZOOS 10
Yorkers. o S35t5; grassers and light, q sO03 "
hogs shipped to New York, cars.
sheep kscsipts, 40 head snipments, J. 800
market nrm prime. o. tc>04 ~ fair to good
- so04 %; common. o. sos: Lambs. G7o.
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!. X. Wilmer, who has been In Kansas for
the past two months returned last evening
He will teach at New Holland again the
coming fall and winter, opening ON Monday,
September s.
Miss Minnie Baker, Of Philadelphia, IL Wis
iting friends In Lancaster.
Aiss Addie Small, who has been spending
the past three weeks with Miss Gsrtie Metz.
ger, returned to her home In York to-day,
City Solicitor Carpenter. accom- mpanied by
his sisters, SslOme and Nan, left Lancaster
to-day on the Niagara Express for Lursy and
the Natural Bridge Va.
MrA Edward Mclaughlin, OF Boston, IL
visiting at her parental home in this city,
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Readings pigeon shootera
IA Raadiuy Herald-

The pigeon shooters Of Reading are just
now at daggers' points over the question OF
superiority. FRANK Ulmer, one Of the crack
wing shots OF the city, said yesterday that
there are number Of shooters who delight
in adversely crit!cizlng the work OF jacob
Hill, a. . trap shooter, and who, he says IL
admitted to he Readings champion. He ssys
o. H. Hinnershi,z and h. .. Schrader are
among thoee who are particularly severe In
their criticism OF Hill. Uimer now proposes
to take Hill with him aud challenge both
Hinnershitz and Shrsder 10 shoot . match for
500 q side, Hurlinghsm rules, to decide
which is the best team. Clmer and Hill say
they mean business.
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Fsrmsrs' Annual ohssp E.cur,,ou

To GrAngers picnic. at Williams Grove. ON
Wednesday. August 81. Round trip ticksts GOOD
for three days Train leaves Lancaster (Kine
street) At 6s5 a. m; Petersburg. 6;s3 fare, o. IS
Special train leaves kphrsts At f:s! a. m. Lititz
8oa fare. eL75. Leave Mannheim At 7:07 q. m. (:
fare. ei.79 Leave NJ Hope 1t 7:i9 a. IN. fare.
el.sO special trsin. returning aams day, leaves
Williams Grove ats p. IN. leaves Harrisburg 1t
Sp m. Tickets good TO stop over At Harrisburg
ana lebauon. aug .26,N.3lAltW
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MEN WHO OAN DO IT.
Thirty Ono sabsiantiai Ciux ems Who Manage
the County Fair,

the County Fair.
These are the gentlemen to whose enterprise
and energy Lancaster Is indebted for the great
County air which II to be held 1T AcGrsun's q
Park next week b. J. AcGrann. president; W.
II. Brosius. II. L. Greider. vice presidents; John
b kendig. treasurer Jacob b. Long, secretary
u. W. Weaver. East Earl John T. AacGonigle.
city, John 6ingrtch. East Hempneld; J. c.
Linvile salisbury j. .. Mann. Manor Isaac
q. Pfautz. warwick; John II. Bsumgard.
nsr. city; .. n. seldomridgs. West Earl n. y,
Wedier. Upper Lescock; 4. H. Kaufman, Man.
helm W. U. Hensel. city simon Il. Cameron.
East Donegal; y. =. Montgomery. city J. hay
Brown. city. Their names are . guarantees OF
good order. good exhibits, liberal premiums and
popular features.
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NHv YoRx, Aug. IS. l0 p. m.-Aoney closed
At ssli per cont Exchange steady. o. 81
- s5; Governments hrm. Currency S., q II
bid :rs Coup, q Is bid KS DO q Is bid.
The stock market this morning opened fe-
verish and excited. and on selling OF stocks for
long account prices declined 4 to per cent. In
more support, ana q recovery to the opening
figures ensued by l2 O'Clock. The bears began q
raid on Reading after midday. which resulted in
again unsetting the whole list. The market Ut
the present writing is feverish.
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or late, 1t seems there 10 Rome train late
every day on one OF the roads passing through
this city. To-day the engine Of Sea Shore
Express, which is due here at 1855, gave out
at Middietown. \ freight engine was pro.
cured and brought the train to this city where
passenger engine was secured.
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Taken to IN. E,.,.rn p.n,,en,,.,y.

This morning Alex. Leibsley, who was sen.
fenced to eleven years in the Eastern peni-
tentiary for the murder Of George W. Pontz
was taken to Philadelphia BY Sheriff Tom.
linson, who was accompanied by Prison In.
spector Isaac Baer. Before going 10 the
lra'u tha grisoner was taken to Fowler's gal.
lg~Y. x s..Ts his photograph was taken. The
.-gus 8. he prisoner and his mother was
e-~ W ing.
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Knight. Of IL. ,ar,,,s Chain.

A meeting Of those interested in the forms.
tion Of new castle Of the Knights of the
xystic Chain, was held ON Wednesday even.
jng. with Hiram McEiroy presiding. There
Wese twenty-five charter members present
aDo IN addition fifteen spplications for mem.
bership we're filed. 1t was decided to call the
aew osganisstton Stevens Castle. The mum.
The following officers were elected g. &.
O. and Rep. H. McElroy 8. X. P. C.,
Lewis Strauss y. X. O., Joseph D. Pyott
Henry =. Hotter; Rec. scribs. w. Rock
Trsaa, h. L. Simon, " Of g., Andrew
Svishsr Assistant q. OF g., Chas. Rsidsl I;
l. q. Palmer, Samuel Fox. The council will
- Instituted on the evening OF Ssptsm ber 7,
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CHICAGO, Aug. 4 1850 . m.-Market opened.
Wnsal-sept. sshc. Oct 'O,Sc; Nov 72kc.
Cdfn.Aug. so,a; Sept, <U9kc OcL. NAc nov,
ussc.
vate-sept, stNc Oct, s,Akc.
POrk-JAn., ol2 ~
ohort Ri6s-sept, Ca!k Oct, q ssk
CLusiHa.
WAeat-AuG.. ssac; sept, sssc Oct. 7C&c.
Com Aus, Nc; SepIs \Vko Oct, ASc. j;
Now, Ah.
0sts-Aus. axe; Sept. Mkc; Oct.
Skc; Nov. Skc.
.. LArd-Aus . ~; sept D 10; Oct. D IN ;
EiSs-Xus =. q s,x; sept ~ @; Oct. Z, ssx.
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The fair for the bensftof the Silver Springs
oand ciossd at that place last evening, after
having been open for . week and Q half
Aoout siO was cleared and It will be ex-
pended tor new instrums
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Surpentans nrm At 30.
1Osfn dull strained 70 gocd. n oo0l %.
Petroleum dull Banned. In cAsoo. sSa
Rreights dull grain 70 GLASGOW, I'D
1uttsf quiet We.tarp Creamery. N0Do
Cheese quiet: ohio Fac, ory. 0Dlokc State
Factory atOi0<c; Fancy Waite, 10 .0tc; Col.
Orod, 9&e0,&c.
S9sS sissdy stats. l7e. western. iso.ske
sugar steady; kN0nod CupCAt, ettc
onnulAted. &c.
IaliOv dull prime city. .skc.
8iCe nominal Carolina, fAtr to gCC0, SDe&o
Qo91e ntm Alr oArGOee. lSAc.
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Reunion Of DOctoPa.

This Interstate Union Medical association,
composed OF physicians belonging to Lsncas
ter and 3D. joining counties, are having their
annual re-union ct Mount Gretns to-day.
Several msm bers OF the Lancaster Medical
association are In attendance.
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ing Springs
Resumed the Sale Of Mileage Books.

- t"0 Ss'" OF "HesS" uooxH
The Pennsylvsnis railroad company has
resumed the sale Of mileage books good for
600 miles travel on their main line from
Philadelphia West and on leased lines West
and South except the Cumberland Valley.
These mileage books are sold at go, which IL
equal to two cents per mile.
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From the Providence Journal.
II " the Marquis OF SsiisbuFy's misiortuns
that Irish patriotism cannot b locked up
al0uS With IFish patriots.
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which VIA Win ,h. p,,,,,

Three bands will contend for the prize u
be given ct the county fair ON wednesday
next, August 81. They are the Msytovn.
Rothsville and Paradise banda They ere eli
good ones. May the best win
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Buffalo. Toronto. watkins Glen, ON Tues 'ay,
September 6. Round trip tickets, good tor n {.
teon days. only go 90. Trains leave q Harry Vile
atsas g. IN. Lancaster, 7SO; Columbia, 7:3O
Landisvilie. 7:5s Mannheim. sl7 4; Lititz, s2s ;
Ephrsta, s:i For Particular see circulars, or
address Hayes Dickinson. No. 6l5 Church street,
Reading aug23 5 2,Sepil. .S<w
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Prot Ed. Hall, the popular teacher of
dancing, held his annual picnic at Tells
Hsin to-day and the crowd In attendance IL
large. Dancing will be kept up this even
ing,
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kscsiyed the Hack Veil.

Sister Mary Climaca (Katie Thomss), of
Columbia, was one OF those who were in.
vested with the black veil at the ceremonies
at the convent OF the Franciscan Sisters ct
Glen Riddle, Delaware county, on Wednss.
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To-day ths Sunday school Of St Joseph's
church Ia holding q picnic at Penryn park.
About go persons left this city on the morn
Ing train for the park.
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or to New llPleana-

Andrew Troyer, OF Now Orleans, who hiss
been In this city for some time past on busi.
ness connected with the recent death of his
father, left for his home W Wednesday evening.
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on Thursday. september lst, Round trip tickets
sold from all stations ut half fare. Good going
on regular and special trains. special train
will leave Lancaster Upper DepoD At p. m.
for Reading and intermediate stations. Par.
ticulars see circulars at all stations T. 4 C. T. H.
auG2j, q, rs. .O.3lAltw
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The Chaueauquaps.

The Chsutauqua Literary and Scientific
circle will hold . preliminary meeting 70 dis.
cus outline Of study and reading for the
coming season on Friday evening Of 7:SO
O'Clock In Y. NJ. q. A. hall.
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The HELENE sale.

The amount realized by the sale on Wed.
nesdsy OF the personal property OF Wm. b.
HELENE, grocer, was &6S7.6i. 1t Wss not
enough 70 pay the amount OF executions 10.
sued against him.
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a New Enterprise.

The City Sanitary Odorless Excavating
company, OF Baltimore, will locate an ofii CO
In this city. Messra Watson and Spring,
representing the company, are in the city to-
day periecting arrangements
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Ooa "a osuea WA Aiaion ~oio eiupiOyou IN
handling large red hot iron bar. One of the
Workmen's hand.hold gave way and the hot
iron fell upon Buehrle's right thigh. The
clothing and flesh we're burned In very ugly
manner. Tho weight OF the iron also
sprained his ankle severely.
Woman's Narrow Escape.
The shed In the rear OF the residence of
William Gable was struck by lightning yes
tosdsy evening, and . numbsr of the boards
were split - II with large knife. MIRA
Gable was In the shed at the time, and q mum.
ber Of children st the door. The children
were not afectei much by the shock, but
MrA Gable was In an unconscious condition
for some time She states that large ball
Of nre almost the size OF base ball, iell
On the window sill, and bursting, scattered
In all directions The lady this morning
complains Of q numb feeling all over her
body.
About eighty people accompanied the doc.
tore TO Mount Gretns this morning.
L. w. Mays Bible class went to York Fur.
naos this morning 70 ENJOY the day fishing.
The class was accompanied BY about fifty
people.
Toe injuries Mr.. F. w. Hsckle received In
ths wreck near Mouutville yesterday, contine
him to his home.
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Cc1rEa '.utz, who for many years has been
We af lodge 43, +. and A. Y. NJ, was
'rNVa lth paralysis yesterday at bis home,
49, .H Duke street, and though he retains
GER sss and recognises friends his
sP1t.a s badly Affected tbat Whist he sayu
sl0n.. g. inderstood. Mr.. Lutz has been III
tos tpr ~ three weeks and being "A years oi
r-g t Is % red that ne cannot recover.
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PhiiadoIpnia Psoauao saarsee.

pHlLAD1LPRIA. Aug. 2S.-HlOur markst auiet
sales. iloO bsrreIs Minnesota Raksrs. o. s,u4 10
sssaHHssysvApis ssHs p, Iamny: soos 70 Wsstsrs DO
eye Soar Arm. q 700S0.
CnsS1s11 sSs11ASSIsSL E. L7e!tc sept 7s,Sc Oct. sOs<c
oeo-AuGust y5EO., ecpt. S<c,. Oot MO-
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D,sorder,v Row.

very night at the corner OF Fred.
Shippen streets q gang Of disor.
p assemble, and annoy the neigh
y their profane language. Fre-
sy engage in qusrrels, In which
gang take part, making night
rhe policemen Of the ward have
sd to abste the nuisance, and II
t do SO suit will be brought against
rowdjes,
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Salt For DAMAGES,

Eugene q. Smith. attorney for Cstharins
and Agnes Kelly, has entered Q suit in the
eourt Of common plsas sgainst the City Of
Iaacastsr for dsmsssa The allsgation 10
thas the city authorities have allowed dirt
I'D rubbiah 70 b hauled 70 the dump on
ooaah Duke slseee until their land hes been
esssose6ed upon and In consequence they
hovo suffered dsmagsa
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& aniverssry at woms Isuorf.

a.. G' Senty persons left Lancaster this
'rerL o attond the anniversary of the
rr. lone at Womelsdorf They went
fr- ding railroad as far - Mannheim
Fla tbsLee via the Mount Hope road to
.a--Hs.- 4 special excursion from Ephrsts,
.9r N"- sdorf went by the way OF Sink
ing Springs
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1ohn y. Witmss, q tie Mineral Spring
-. y Colaeain toWnahiA has chuFusd Q
pnDa - tedeod b1iss iron the cream ol
RH peeaAs o. ! qNaE1s Of ntik. anA thinks
- ~ ~ = - 3ho usaal amoant ro,
- = - > - y eNogo = 0ilk.
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r0ug3QoDo0Gonoo oi 1HrDllionRCnA
IA SxGunfA, Aug. Is -Oa laae Saturday .
~ - oo00 q r. 4. KnowieA regis.
1 r ~ Fnnklin housA end has sincs
- WoskiAg nsw game On The drug.
no1ooWA IT, man ropfosontod himself
- oussS q . Claeinnad truD company,
Y - teying 10 introduce The truss. The
" ~ Wesked b ~ agsat going Into
Z - viking up his trusA Before sell
!R hoWevoss y would ~ he would work
- toWn ond creass demand. The next
- - Would snsoe the soose to purchase
nsoR Bs woald peoaeo 70 b railroad man
- ua0e ~ pAyscaAn. The agent was
1m1no1laesly ssas foe and ths man ntted
Vleh : RusA The next day the man would
to0en - Oloto that u was the best truss he
- 1evss worn. On this Recommendation
GGpohpo IVES Immediately made and the
111Ugist would pay By giving his paper fors
ossoln period.
]. Is shis way W. F. Msu,ick was induced
= purchsso two dozen and DR.. G. +. Markie
8 dossu and half at ga dozen. The men
IN town for Lancaster yesterday, and on
ecmplsint OF MsssrA Maulick and Markle, .
warrant was issued for their arrest For
~ purpose OHicer Wittick drove to Lam
esstsr this morning about 4 o'clock. The
oeme scheme has been worked very sue
oosseully In number Of towns in this state
Constable Wittick succeeded In arresting the
tWo men In Lancaster. Ono gave the name
Of J. r. Bruce and the other +. A. NolL
They were locked up at the station house,
end deny any intention to defraud.
Msesing Of OoasciL
Council had an adjourned meeting last
evening, whom all the members were present
exceptiDg MessrA Caswell and Cremer. The
propef line Of Blunston street was the cause
Of considerable discussion. From the state
msu,s made BY Mr.. Samuel Wright and
other gentlemen present 1t was supposed
that In 1872, when Dr. f. w. Goerke wss
regulator, he laid out the line Of Blunston
street and encountered . fence in the centre
q the street. This street was then . neld
end the fence divided properties OF dif.
lorsut ownerA In running the line the
regulator made an offset OF 24-l0 feet and
paaced line Of stakes parallel to the centrs
line Of the street. A note OF this Wa made
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